Alzheimer’s; admissions; blood pressure; Randolph Hall

Scientists reveal cellular changes unique to early Alzheimer’s

One unusual feature of the research was the material: brain tissue from 52 living patients, 17 of whom were later diagnosed with the disease.

Weighing the future of Harvard admissions

President Gay, other leaders discuss steps since SCOTUS ruling, share early thinking on potential for expanding opportunity.

Another downside of insomnia: hypertension

Analysis of Nurses’ Health data says sleep deprivation heightens risk of high blood pressure and all the health complications that come with it.

Strong sense of community

Randolph Hall has reopened with new gathering spaces and more, marking the completion of the second phase of Adams House renewal.